Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-18

GOSSIP.
4 Budget Of Interesting News About
Hill Happenings:

NIL aSpPenlDSSs
Some new sidewalk is being laid.
Ex-Sheriff Sullivan vent to Helena Thurs.
day.
Patsy Clark left Wednesday for the Ccur
d'Alene.
Fortune telling gypsies struck VAUDEVILLE
Yesterday.
Mrs. W. e. Hall has been quite sick dur
ing the past week.
George Chapman & Co. are fixing up the
| old traditional Wakes Up.
| Mrn. Annear expects to start for Sar
Francisco about the goth inst.
Mr.. D. Rice is lying dangerously i'll with
pneumonia at the residence of Mrs. Holmes.
Miles Barrett and Dave Barton, OF the
Holland House, start tomorrow for the
Cour d. Alene.
Fisher is going into the banking business,
having ordered ten thousand receipt
blanks.
Miss Weldern will occupy Mr.. Wilson's
room and teach q private school during
vacation.
We are to have a new Justice of the
Peace, Mr.. Levi Shambo, of Browns
Gulch.
Examinations will be held in all our
schools during the entire week. being the
closing week OF the public schools.
Frank Wallace met with q severe acci.
dent last week while working in the Star
Mine. A mass of earth gave way, falling
on him and breaking his collar bone
Judge Herbert tried sixteen civil cases
Monday and thirteen cases Tuesday. Dur
ing the week he tried in all forty civil cases.
It is rumored he viii presently have q bull
letin board.
Walkerville is to have a sewer. Men
were at work yesterday blasting and sxca-
waiting for that purpose.
Mrs. Treveaille, wife of the merchant,
Mr.. Thomas Treveaille, starts for Eng
her daughters. She has been quite ill for
the past six weeks.
Mr.. Joseph Broughton, our enterprising
merchant. returned from Granite yester-
day. He reports the road from Granite
to the Halfway House in worse condition
than it was ever known to be before. The
Granite Company's mills are running
full blast. Grading for the new road is be-
ing done in various places between Philips.
burg and Drummond. There is talk of a
road being built from P%hilipsburg to Gran.
tie.
Our VAUDEVILLE baker had q narrow e.
cape while delivering bread in Butte
Wednesday,. His team became frightened.
when he sprang before them aid was
knocked down and stepped on by the
horses. The wagon also passed over his
body, but the wagon being light, no bones
Caplice & Co.'s and placed on q bed, but
rallied, and a found to be but
slightly injured. The bread box was thrown
into the middle of the street. The team
was stopped after running q few blocks.
Mrs. Joseph Annear met with quite a
surprise on Wednesday evening. She was
invited to call at the residence of Mrs. w.
e. Hall, where a large number of her friends
were assembled and she was made the re-
cipient offs handsome solitaire diamond ring
ofdazzling beauty. The ring was a present
from a number Of her gentlemen boarders.
The evening was highly enjoyed by all. Miss
Pinkham and Miss Title Hall favored the
guests with some instrumental music. A
lunch was served which was enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Annear has since been presented with
a handsome plush embroidered table scarf
by the young ladies who so long assisted
her in her work at the Walker House.
The Annear party. az was expected, was
the p~leasantest event of the season. Mrs.
Annear, who has been proprietress of the
walker house during Une paSI 1Our years
intended it should DO enjoyed by all. Dane
commenced early in the evening. At II
an elegant lunch was served. The
paintings OF Miss Eva Carter exhibited in
the parlors were greatly admired by all.
Among the guests present we're Judge Her
bert and wife. Mr.. and Mrs, W. E. Hall,
Mr.. s. w. Hall, Miss Tillie Hall, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Waisman, Miss Holland, Mr.. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcintyre, Miss Eva
Carter, Gene Gordon, Walter Lewis, Mr..
Newbro, w. and J. Fleming Mr.. DAZZLING, F.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe K. Clark, Mr..
Mccoy, Mr.. Cooper and bride, Mrs. Jas.
Mrs. James B%roughton, Mr..
Miss Maggie Sullivan, Mrs. Murphy.
and Mrs. Thilpot, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mitchell. DR.. Averllle, DR.. Holland, DR..
Gillespie, Mrs. Pinch. Miss Pinkham, Mr..
and Mrs. Huston, E. H. Campbell, o. K.
Lewis, Lee Mcbride, Mr.. Il. Collum, Mrs.
Mcconnell and Mr.. Wing.